| prefinance |
combined form of finance. |
| prefire |
combined form of fire. |
| prefix |
an affix added to the beginning of a word to alter its meaning and create a new word, such as "anti-" in "antiestablishment." [3 definitions] |
| preflame |
combined form of flame. |
| preflight |
prior or preparatory to an airplane flight. |
| preformat |
combined form of format. |
| preformulate |
combined form of formulate. |
| prefreshman |
combined form of freshman. |
| prefrontal |
of, relating to, or located near the forward part of a frontal lobe or structure of the brain or head. |
| prefrozen |
combined form of frozen. |
| pregame |
combined form of game. |
| pregenital |
combined form of genital. |
| pregnable |
vulnerable to attack or conquest. |
| pregnancy |
the state, or an instance, of being pregnant. |
| pregnant |
of a woman or other female mammal, bearing one or more developing fetuses in the womb (sometimes fol. by "with"). [4 definitions] |
| preharvest |
combined form of harvest. |
| preheat |
to heat before using or processing. |
| prehensile |
adapted for seizing or grasping. |
| prehiring |
combined form of hiring. |
| prehistoric |
of, pertaining to, or existing in a time prior to written history. |
| preholiday |
combined form of holiday. |